Candid Chat with Melanie Liburd (Bad Boys 4): Making the Most of Every Audition
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 Published On Premiered Jun 26, 2024

Melanie Liburd, a talented British actress known for her roles in This Is Us, Power Book II: Ghost, and Game of Thrones, joins us in this insightful episode of The WeAudition Show. Melanie shares her journey from fashion modeling to acting, highlighting her experiences working on major projects and her approach to character development. With a background in art history and fashion design, Melanie brings a unique perspective to her craft, emphasizing the importance of authenticity and connection in her performances.

In this episode of The WeAudition Show, Melanie Liburd discusses her method for developing characters, sharing insights on how she uses personal experiences and crafted backstories to bring authenticity to her roles. She talks about the significance of preparation and collaboration on set, especially when working on high-profile projects like Bad Boys 4 alongside Will Smith and Martin Lawrence.

Segmented Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction and background of Melanie Liburd
01:19 - Insights on using time wisely for character development
02:11 - The journey from fashion modeling to acting
03:00 - Experiences on the set of Gypsy with Naomi Watts and Billy Crudup
06:41 - The importance of connection and empathy in acting
10:06 - Balancing personal and professional life as an actress
14:21 - The role of psychology and philosophy in understanding characters
17:08 - Tips for aspiring actors on preparation and seizing opportunities
22:29 - The power of self-awareness and continuous learning in acting

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Reach Melanie Liburd at:
Instagram:   / melanieliburd  
IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm4927489

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